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Two Faced

  Most people are not aware that sugar has two faces to it — one side that can actually be helpful to the body and another side that is destructive to the body. When we look at sugar we see pretty white crystals of lovely sweetness. But hidden beneath that crystalline deliciousness, you find that […]

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Uric Acid

  What do fatty liver, diabetes, cancer, Alzheimer’s, heart attacks, cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, insulin resistance, obesity, high blood pressure, and gouty arthritis all have in common?  Uric acid!  For the last hundred years, uric acid has been largely ignored by the medical profession unless you showed up with the symptoms of gout.  The classic […]

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Pulsing

  Beginning two and one-half weeks ago Ellen and I started a fast.  In this case, we were using the guidelines I created a while back for a green fast.  We have been consuming nothing other than leafy greens, cauliflower, celery, jicama, avocado, coconut, olives, spices, vinegars, and powdered nutrients.  The objective is to mimic […]

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Fructose

  Almost everybody loves sugar, but there are many different kinds of sugar.  The lovely white stuff we are all familiar with is called sucrose, which is actually two other sugars hooked together — glucose and fructose.  When we eat table sugar in our cakes, cookies, and candy, it is almost immediately broken down into […]

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Keto

  As of this date, there are over 130 research studies underway on the effects of the ketogenic diet.  Despite all sorts of so-called experts claiming that a keto diet could be dangerous, the reality is showing all of these claims to be false.  None of the supposed dangers are showing up in lab tests […]

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Iron

  What is the most common nutrient deficiency in the US?  As you might guess from the title of this article, the answer is iron.  While half of Americans do not get enough magnesium, actual clinical deficiency is rare.  Not so with iron.  A big part of this deficiency issue is the move away from […]

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Colitis

  You know that feeling where you gotta go and you don’t know if you are going to make it to the toilet?  Or on the other side of the road, it is day three and you still have not gotten that joyful release from your colon?  How about abdominal cramping and gas that doubles […]

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Home Covid Care

  Things are heating up concerning the spread of the Covid virus with the unfolding of the omicron variant.  It appears to be spreading much faster than the previous variants.  A few days ago the CDC reported 1 million new cases in one day.  Fortunately, this variant appears to be milder than earlier versions with […]

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Moody Hormones

  No discussion of mental health would be complete without looking at the relationship between hormones and their impact on mood disorders.  Any woman who has had a typical American lifestyle has experienced the impact of hormones on her mood.  So most of us are aware of this hormone mood connection, but just how far down this […]

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Sugar Brain

What do fatigue, dizziness, irritability, insomnia, excessive sweating, poor concentration, forgetfulness, excessive thirst, depression, anxiety, aggressiveness, crying spells, mood swings, and blurred vision all have in common?  They are all symptoms of blood sugar imbalances.  Specialists say that poor blood sugar issues are the single biggest factor in mood disorders in patients.  Back when I […]